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The Berkeley Institute’s Class of 2018 graduated yesterday. A big crowd at Heritage Worship Centre saw 131 pupils celebrate the end of high school. Fifty-two of them will continue their education in the United States, Britain or Canada, 41 will atten...

There’s a tiny village in the Dominican Republic that doesn’t have a sewage system; its electricity is best described as intermittent. Muñoz also doesn’t have running water or paved streets, trash is rarely collected. It was an eye-opener for Michael...

A few months ago, I was given a message that I had been summoned to the court of Edwena Smith at her stately home on Montpelier Road in Devonshire. For those who didn’t know, Mrs Smith was a legendary teacher of Latin at the Berkeley Institute from 1...

Sasheenie Hylton, of the Berkeley Institute, aspires to become an accountant and is now getting a feel for what that career will entail. As part of a link-up between the Association of International Companies, and Berkeley and CedarBridge Academy, sh...

A group of budding entrepreneurs from the Berkeley Institute took part in an international business summit this month. The 22 students attended the Virtual Enterprises International’s Global Business Summit 2019 in New York City. The three-day even...

It is a relatively new campus but the walls of the Berkeley Institute still breathe with history. Alumni and students are celebrating the school’s 120th anniversary with an art exhibit that includes work from the 1930s. Isaiah Camara, one of 45 pupil...

On April 6 last year, The Royal Gazette published an article titled “Benefits to all when our graduates thrive”. It spoke of 2017 graduates of the Berkeley Institute as they participated in the mandatory “exit interview” for graduation. It requires t...

Theresa Tucker could have picked any of her late husband Charles Lloyd Tucker’s paintings for the Berkeley Institute’s 120th anniversary art show. But she wanted something that would make people think and so she settled for one of his political piece...

The most important lesson artist Otto Trott learnt at the Berkeley Institute was that he could be anything he wanted to be. Now Mr Trott, who will showcase his work as part of the school’s 120th anniversary celebration art show, wants his artwork to...

Artwork from students and alumni at the Berkeley Institute is on display as part of anniversary celebrations. The 120th Anniversary Alumni and Currents Students’ Art Show, in the school’s history room, will be followed by a silent auction on the week...

When she first started taking part in wheelchair races, many people thought Jessica Lewis was doing it just for fun. After becoming a two-times Paralympian and winning a gold and bronze medal in major international championships, Ms Lewis has learnt ...

Obstetricians Wendy Woods, Terry Lynn Emery and Emma Robinson have brought thousands of babies into the world. With 60 years of experience between them, they’re now working with their second generation of mothers. Dr Emery, 58, said: “I love it when...